Beppe's Cafe

Carl “TastieTradies”

In 1381 Wat Tyler led the peasants revolt to Smithfield to confront Richard II for workers rights and abolition of taxes. 644 years later Beppes Cafe sits happily on this historic corner. A small cafe full of music and crammed with tradies (builders), barristers and passing public mixing together. I had a set menu which was large, hot and tasty. Condiments a bit fiddly, who doesn't love a squirty ketchup bottle but apart from that a quick and friendly service makes this place a must for any tradie parking at Smithfield. I wonder if Tyler took Richard II for the set menu whether the King would have been as full as I was after the lovely meal he would have decided to pardon poor Tyler rather than hack him to death, leaving us with less taxes and more money to spend at Beppe's.

Nina Børresen

Very good English breakfast, nearby to our hotel ☕️. Recommend it!

Nastase Iulia

I found this little lovely place by chance. When you go in it’s like going back in time. Nothing fancy, but the sense of familiarity and welcoming feeling surrounds you from the first minute you go inside. Everything arround the area is business buildings and a super fast pace. But here you forget about all your daily concerns. Will be coming back for sure! Thank you for a tasty breakfast.